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@NiceanRick

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Jeff Vanderstelt
Jeff Vanderstelt@JeffVanderstelt·
@davidguzik Notice that it says “preaching the gospel of the kingdom and healing…” Another way to say that is: Jesus told them the good news of the kingdom of God was breaking in and then he show them by doing the work of the Kingdom. He didn’t just talk. He demonstrated.
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Jeff Vanderstelt
Jeff Vanderstelt@JeffVanderstelt·
Of all the learning methods, lecture is the least effective (5% retention) of them all. If this is the case why do we still do so much of it in the church?
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Reformed Rocket ✝️@NiceanRick·
@The_Catechumen Is that having bishops and such isn’t unique to Rome. You have to assume that the Roman church of today is what they all would have called the church then. I argue they wouldn’t. You take it for granted.
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Reformed Rocket ✝️@NiceanRick·
@The_Catechumen And I’m saying that cahtolicity meant to them universality as he said. To the ancient heathen there was no such visible invisible distinction, if you were in the church you were in the church. So what? That isn’t what is meant by the reformed per se. My point …/1
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Brayden Cook
Brayden Cook@The_Catechumen·
Saying, “I believe in one, holy, Catholic, and apostolic Church,” but redefining every word doesn’t mean you actually affirm the creed. Catholics can profess the marks specifically as they were intended to be defined - and as they were explained by the fathers/those contemporaneous to promulgation of the creed. You can’t. It’s the same thing creedal baptists do when they redefine “one baptism for the forgiveness of sins” to mean “one baptism that doesn’t forgive your sins but only symbolizes the forgiveness you’ve already received.” It’s the same problem. You aren’t really AFFIRMING the creed, because you shift the meaning away from what those words were intended to convey by the fathers. You’re misappropriating it.
Nathan Zekveld@RevZekveld

I believe "one, holy, catholic and apostolic church". That does not say I believe “the One Roman Catholic Church”.

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Brayden Cook
Brayden Cook@The_Catechumen·
@NiceanRick This is literally a Presbyterian church historian conceding the Fathers of the Church had a Catholic ecclesiology.
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Duke Of Nigeria.
Duke Of Nigeria.@xagreat·
Paul never met Jesus, but he wrote half of the Bible. Lol
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Reformed Rocket ✝️
Reformed Rocket ✝️@NiceanRick·
@sincead33 Well to be clear it wasn’t time travel. God created and controls wha we call the space time continuum. But seriously brother (btw, I mean that in the Christian sense of the word) how awesome for Christ to be whispering to Elijah…”he, come here and see…” Gosh. God is amazing
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Kevin Fernandez
Kevin Fernandez@sincead33·
@NiceanRick I like to repost things and not give credit. This post was inspired by yours 😅
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D_Preacher
D_Preacher@D_Preacher_1·
Math isn’t something people “believe” in the way religion is. Math is a system we can test, verify, and use to predict real-world outcomes consistently, whether you were taught it as a child or not. 2 + 2 = 4 doesn’t depend on culture, faith, or upbringing. It works the same in Lagos, Tokyo, or anywhere else. If it didn’t, engineering, technology, and science would collapse instantly. God, on the other hand, is a matter of faith. Different cultures believe in different gods, and those beliefs often come from upbringing, not universal proof. So no, it’s not the same. One is demonstrable and repeatable. The other is belief-based.
Luke Dashjr@LukeDashjr

@D_Preacher_1 Do people believe in math because they found evidence, or because they were taught to believe as children? Yes, it's the same. God's existence is the most well-proven fact ever.

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Seek I Am
Seek I Am@Seeker__Of·
I still can't find that verse.... 🤔
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Marshal Bohemond ⚔️⛨ | Space Marine Vtuber
I legitimately can't wait for Dune Part 3 to show all of Paul's actions as completely justified and Chani to be a disgruntled malcontent only in it for herself. Just like in Dune Part 2.
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Reformed Rocket ✝️@NiceanRick·
@Tommy_Nicoletti @EnisBerkayMertt @HMBohemond I’ll interject… If there is a race that is bent on controlling all things for their benefit, who incessantly murder others at leisure, actually have no moral code, AND instigate conflict with you and then you wipe them out…you aren’t the villain.
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Tommy Nicoletti
Tommy Nicoletti@Tommy_Nicoletti·
@EnisBerkayMertt @HMBohemond Paul does a genocide You: That doesnt make him a villain What he actually did was kill 61 billion people, sterilize 90 planets, demoralize 500 others, exterminated 40 religions Those are villainous things
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Reformed Rocket ✝️@NiceanRick·
@Out5p0ken Yes. Homosexuality is against man’s nature and faculty as created. Created…by a creator. Snakes don’t talk…which is why Satan using a snake is wonderful and terrifying at the same time. It is a miracle. Apples didn’t set any course. Man’s disobedience did. …need more help?
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Outspoken™️
Outspoken™️@Out5p0ken·
"Homosexuality is unnatural.." says this book, where snakes talk, apples set an eternal curse, people come back from the dead, a guy walks on water, and a virgin has a baby!
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Kevin Fernandez
Kevin Fernandez@sincead33·
Do any commentators speculate on how the apostles knew it was Moses and Elijah talking to Jesus at the Transfiguration? Internal illumination?
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